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completely leave the theater behind. As part of deeding the Forest
Theater to the City of Carmel-by-the-Sea, the City took over responsibility for the physical plant. Realizing that a supporting organization was needed for the City-owned facility, Heron organized and co-founded the Forest Theater Guild in 1949. Guided by Cole Weston and Philip Oberg, the Forest Theater Guild began to produce plays by local authors, Shakespeare, and classic drama. In 1961, the original Forest Theater Guild ceased operations.
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facility, and, with a few minor exceptions, no plays were being shown on the main stage. The city began to use the site for other purposes, such as a Boy Scout camp, and a corporate yard. The
Cultural Commission recommended to the City that either repairs should be made to the aging Forest Theater, or it should be unloaded from the city's holdings. At that time, no action was taken. In 1966 the usefulness of the Forest Theater was discussed at City Council during the 1966-1967 budget meetings.
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City of Carmel-by-the-Sea in order to obtain WPA funds for major renovations, with the stipulation that the facility would be a public park and "continue outdoor theater performances." Improvements to the facility included building new benches, laying a concrete foundation for the stage, and replacing the surrounding barbed-wired fences with a traditional grape-stake fence. The Forest
Theatre was unused during the three years of renovations.
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recommendations were made: The city council decided to continue city operation of the facility, and the outdoor theater would be leased to the Forest
Theater Guild on a two-year trial basis. The trial was a success, and the lease with the Forest Theater Guild was renewed. Over the next several decades, the Guild produced over 20 major plays, including
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historic theatre for film presentations, and no dates, whatsoever, for their theatrical productions. Among other reasons, including seeking greater diversity, the Sunset Center management cited the need to "improve the revenue situation at the Forest
Theater." The Forest Theater Guild asked the city council to intervene.
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From 1968 to 2010, Marcia Hovick's
Children's Experimental Theatre (CET), leased the indoor theater, which is now operated by Pacific Repertory Theatre's School of Dramatic Arts (SoDA). Formed in 1960 by Marcia Hovick to develop "creative confidence" through theatre training, CET had been using space
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Theater. Recognizing the theater's cultural significance and historical value, they rallied the community, igniting a collective effort to ensure its survival for future generations. In 1972, to raise funds for the Theater's preservation,
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Theater, the main stage remained dark and, once again, reservations about the usefulness of the theater were voiced. In 1971, the Cultural Commission considered closing the theater for good. Again, the residents of Carmel rose up and voiced their opposition. A
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When repairs were needed and no money could be found from local donors, the idea of applying for WPA money was proffered. Funds were only available to government entities and the private non-profit Arts & Crafts Club was not eligible. In 1937, it was decided to deed the Forest
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In 1927, the Carmel Arts and Crafts Club and theater were sold to the Abalone League and the proceeds were used to pay off the Forest Theater debts. Productions at the Forest Theater became a village affair and the resulting success enabled the Carmel Club of Arts & Crafts to buy the land from
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The overabundance of plays became a strain on resources and there was factional strife between the groups and the quality of theater in Carmel began to decline. In 1924, the competing producing organizations disbanded, and under the auspices of the Carmel Arts and Crafts Club, the Forest Theater
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The success of this production showed the city that there was still public interest and support for the Forest Theater. The city council commissioned a study to evaluate the efficacy of the theater. The public was invited to comment and, after several months of often heated discussions, several
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years of 1943–44, the festival continued through the late 1940s. In 1949, Heron and twenty villagers started the first Forest Theater Guild. In 1958, the City Council instituted an Arts Commission, charged with operation and maintenance of the Forest Theater. The guild remained active until it
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In 2017, the nearby Sunset Center signed a 30-year lease with the city of Carmel to manage the site. In 2019, Carmel's oldest community theatre, The Forest Theater Guild, announced that Sunset Center management had drastically cut back the Guild's 12-week season, offering only 12 dates at the
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Throughout this time, Herbert Heron maintained his intense involvement with the Forest Theater, continuing to write, produce, direct and star in productions. Growing tired of the constant activity, Heron retired from active involvement. Theater was in Heron's blood, though, and he could not
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Despite some continued play production, parts of the theater were left in disrepair. Upkeep was not maintained by the city and, during the mid-1960s, the wood in the stage and seating rotted and the grounds became rundown. By this time, the Forest Theater Guild had closed and abandoned the
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In early 2022, the city of Carmel entered into a lease with Pacific Repertory Theatre for the nonprofit to manage the venue for the next five years, with a five-year renewal option. The Forest Theater Guild was designated an “historic user” and will once again be allowed to stage theatrical
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plan", the two-phase project was approved in a rare split-vote of the city council, and a divided theatre community. Phase 1 of the renovation addressed the "red tag issues" and ADA compliance requirements, while phase 2 will upgrade the concessions and restroom facilities, and make other
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second Forest Theater Guild was created, this time as a nonprofit organization, with former president Cole Weston as the new Guild President. In order to raise needed funds, as well as draw attention to the possible closure, the new group produced a staged reading of Robinson Jeffers'
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In 1910, the Herons found a concave hillside looking out, surrounded by oaks and pines, and thought it would be an ideal space for an outdoor theater. Heron's idea was to stage plays by Carmel authors starring local residents – a true community theater. He approached
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In 2019, the Forest Theater Guild was informed by Sunset Center (the organization which currently manages the venue) that they would no longer be able to stage live performances there, limiting their options to showing films. However, this course was later reversed.
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under the direction of Garnet Holme of Berkeley, inaugurated the Forest Theater on July 9, 1910. Reviewed in both Los Angeles and San Francisco it was reported that over 1,000 theatergoers attended the production. Heron produced and acted in the play as
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subdivision was opened to the public with 119 homesites offered for sale. The opening day, coincided with Serra Day, officially proclaimed as a holiday by the town trustees of Carmel; and the Serra festival featuring Garnet Holme's Carmel Mission play
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floodlights were brought by covered wagon from Monterey to light the stage. Two bonfires were also lit in semi-circular stone firepits on opposite ends of the proscenium, a tradition which continues today. In 1912, the first electric lights were used.
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were the primary focus. Since its inception, a variety of artists and theatre groups have presented plays, pageants, musical offerings and other performances on the outdoor stage, and the facility's smaller indoor theatre and school.
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The venue is currently open and presents events produced by the Forest Theater Guild, Pacific Repertory Theatre, the Monterey Symphony, as well as other small arts organizations and civic events.
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and accompanied village fair at the theater grounds, brought in a profit of over $ 500 (equivalent to $ 10,978 in 2023), which reduced the theater's debt.
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1978:"Carmel set to finally sign a lease with PacRep for the Forest Theater"
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in 1990. In 1997, The Forest Theater Guild added the
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Threat of Closure and revival of Forest Theater Guild
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49:or discuss these issues on the
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2174:Conrad, Caitlin (2016-06-24).
1531:. 15 September 1923. p. 1
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371:seasonal: Forest Theater Guild
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3078:Asilomar State Marine Reserve
2217:www.montereybayadventures.com
1551:"A Profane History Of Carmel"
1481:Pat Hathaway Photo Collection
1204:"A long and glorious history"
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439:Carmel-by-the-Sea, California
401:Works Progress Administration
250:Location in Carmel-by-the-Sea
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2649:Mission San Antonio de Padua
2596:Monterey State Historic Park
2407:Outlands in the Eighty Acres
2230:Blum, Terry (January 2002).
1388:Is Given by the Carmel Club"
557:In July 1911, Shakespeare's
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3113:Mill Creek Redwood Preserve
3045:Garland Ranch Regional Park
2885:Monterey County Fairgrounds
2576:First theater in California
2561:Asilomar Conference Grounds
2256:"Pacific Repertory Theatre"
1765:The San Francisco Chronicle
1588:"Carmel Woods Sale July 22"
1259:Edwards, Robert W. (2012).
1202:Irene Gaasch (1976-07-15).
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570:Carmel Arts and Crafts Club
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933:Moon for the Misbegotten
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392:Design and construction
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1624:The Carmel Pine Cone
1072:Beauty and the Beast
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848:Forest Theater Guild
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2045:, January 29, 2015.
1505:California Revealed
1051:Films in the Forest
942:Films in the Forest
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586:Alice in Wonderland
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